Game Thread: July 1, 2009
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INDIANS (31-48): SS Asdrubal Cabrera, CF Grady Sizemore, C Victor Martinez, RF Shin-Soo Choo, 3B Jhonny Peralta, DH Travis Hafner, 1B Ryan Garko, 2B Jamey Carroll, LF Ben Francisco. LHP Jeremy Sowers (2-5, 5.44).
WHITE SOX (39-38): LF Scott Podsednik, SS Alexei Ramirez, RF Jermaine Dye, DH Jim Thome, 1B Paul Konerko, C Ramon Castro, 2B Jayson Nix, 3B Gordon Beckham, CF Brian Anderson. RHP Jose Contreras (2-7, 5.19).
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Hafner? Three days in a row? The skies sing Hosanna!
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 7:00 PM EDT up reply actions
Wedge is really big on tonight’s lineup: he sang its praises a couple of different times during the pre-game interview.
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I’d rather see Muybuena, but that’s entirely subjective.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 7:12 PM EDT up reply actions
Fausto
I really enjoy reading your guys comments … its pretty much the highlight of my day after the indians lose … wondering what your thoughts on fausto coming back so quickly and dominating the lower leagues is. i think he should stay in AAA until his arm falls off … but who knows. im not a coach.
Lofgren goes tonight, Stowell got roughed up in about 3 IP, and House pitched 5 scoreless, but only struck out 1.
Oh, and Edell pitches tonight.
Stowell isn’t really a 3 IP guy, right?
Also – Santo Frias!
And what happened to Jonathan Holt this year? Yikes. It’s like Fausto was his pitching coach this spring.
I think they have Stowell on a low pitch count due to some arm issues. He has thrown about that number of innings in most of his outings, if memory serves.
There’s a chance he could end up in the pen, but last I heard they hoped to try him as a starter first. It would be a durability issue if they moved him to relief, probably not a stuff issue.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:13 PM EDT up reply actions
Um I am reading this article about women sportswriters and I have come to this conclusion: Men are jerks. No offense everyone.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
Maybe so, but our haircuts are cheaper.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 7:01 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Some do but I was referring to the men who get expensive haircuts.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
What are you asking me? You cannot say that some men do not get haircuts that cost more than my average price for a woman’s haircut.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
Mine are usually around 100-150. That’s actually below average with coloring (which I get). I would think there a lot of men (metro etc.) who get haircuts that cost over 200.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
Next, ask her about swimsuits. “It’s LESS FABRIC than a guy’s suit, how can it be MORE EXPENSIVE?”
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:16 PM EDT up reply actions
This ticks me off. I also hate how one piece is around $17 and then you have to buy the other for $17 too. Just put them together for like 25 seriously.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
This is actually one of my favorite lines to drop when a conversation with a girl stalls out. “I got a new pair of board shorts last week and I was thinking they’re SO expensive…” And then I just get out of the way.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:33 PM EDT up reply actions
My hairdresser is almost my age exactly; she’s been doing my hair since high school. She started out at the Dillard’s salon, now she works at some ritzy place. I told her if she upgrades again, we’re through.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:15 PM EDT up reply actions
That’s why my mom refuses to pay for them now. She has short curly hair that is easy to cut so it costs her like $7. My hair looks awful if I just go to Great Clips so I go to a salon.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
I was thinking about posting the Nick Cage “Raising Arizona” haircut.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:23 PM EDT up reply actions
I’ll probably see it anyway. One of my best friends is obsessed with Christian Bale so we are almost guaranteed to see it.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
Do people still have things for celebrities?
Trade Cliff.
by Gradyforpresident on Jul 1, 2009 7:06 PM EDT up reply actions
What do you mean? Channing Tatum is the hottest guy I have seen on the planet behind Grady in my opinion. Like those kinds of things?
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That would actually hurt me. (The trade, not the sig.)
Trade Cliff.
by Gradyforpresident on Jul 1, 2009 7:23 PM EDT up reply actions
It’s possibly true. Think the Teixeira deal.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:26 PM EDT up reply actions
We’d be going Shoppach-Giminez until Carlos is ready to play every day mid-season or so?
Trade Cliff.
by Gradyforpresident on Jul 1, 2009 7:40 PM EDT up reply actions
Something I’ve been meaning to touch on. Toregas is 26. We can’t project his hitting.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:43 PM EDT up reply actions
Right. So that “finally almost 800-ish if you squint” OPS is really a “no that’s still a 550 MLE.”
I don’t have anything against the guy, but he’s a defensive back-up.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:50 PM EDT up reply actions
I was entertained enough, but The Untouchables was better.
I’m gonna say it now: for all of his acting qualities, Christian Bale is just flat-out boring as a hero.
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Well The Untouchables is held in high regard, so that isn’t a terrible thing to not be as good as it. I wasn’t/am not too excited for Bale in that role
Yeah, Bale is definitely not a reason to see it (hell, I thought his Texas G-men were far more interesting, but you rarely get to hear a lot from them).
That said, whenever Johnny Depp is onscreen, the movie really picks up.
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I LOOOOOVE the Michael Mann Miami Vice motion picture. Nobody in the movie can read a line for squat, but it looks so ridiculously awesome.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:18 PM EDT up reply actions
Are you KIDDING ME? Perhaps it looked good, but man, that movie was atrocious. There were some serious editing problems there. I walked out on it.
The dialogue is laughable; it’s part of the charm. I don’t like it because it’s good.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:20 PM EDT up reply actions
Maybe it’s worth a second chance. I was kind of lead to walk out on it because we realized another movie we wanted to see was starting in like ten minutes.
I’ve got the director’s cut on DVD, and my eye doesn’t catch any editing problems as such. But I’m a sucker for boat chases.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:22 PM EDT up reply actions
I probably also go into Jamie Foxx movies with a negative attitude towards it, aside from Collateral, which I thought I’d hate and was amazed how much I liked it.
He is positively on fire in MV. “Jamie Foxx serious thespian face…ENGAGED!”
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:25 PM EDT up reply actions
I liked Collateral, but the happy ending was so tacked-on. There’s no way the Cruise character in real life gets himself into a standoff on a train.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:30 PM EDT up reply actions
Well no doubt, but with how big that movie was, it would have alienated a lot of viewers to end it logically. But for most of it I loved it. Speaking of thrillers, though, for some reason I recently watched Finder’s Fee, written and directed by Jeff Probst. I was expecting the most pretentious movie ever. But I actually really enjoyed it. Tiny budget, entire thing takes place in one night, in one location. But I like that. Worth checking out. Has Ryan Reynolds, Matt Lillard and James Earl Jones.
“That is the hand we have been dealt at eleven fifty-three p.m.”
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:21 PM EDT up reply actions
Sigh.
Though I look right at home, I still feel like an exile
by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 7:04 PM EDT up reply actions
Nobody’s said anything about tonight’s game yet. Can we keep that up?
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It would be pretty awesome if Jeremy secretly hung out in seedy strip clubs all the time.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:24 PM EDT up reply actions
“But the third time around I’ll lose my magic”
by JRontherim on Jul 1, 2009 7:26 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
“You might want to flip me while you can get away it.”
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:32 PM EDT up reply actions
Line of dialogue from the show my kids are watching:
The real problem is that you’re insane.Describes us, pretty well, game threading this pile of stinking…
Surprisingly I don’t watch that show. I watch all kinds of Disney shows and stuff. I never liked the Nick live action stuff though.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
Well that’s old. I meant now. Like the comparable shows to Sonny with a Chance and Wizards of Waverly place. I don’t like the Drake and Josh and iCarly stuff.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
My daughter loves iCarly. She liked Drake and Josh, too, but not after Josh had his gastric bypass surgery, Fat Josh was funnier. Miranda Cosgrove is actually moderately funny as far as it goes (anyone remember School of Rock?). But my brain has been dulled by raising a 6 year old.
Been meaning to go get my boombox and turn the game on. Haven’t got to that yet.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:27 PM EDT up reply actions
Seriously, Sowers has two or three halfway-decent starts, I think he gets flipped. People are talking seriously about signing Paul Byrd.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:28 PM EDT reply actions
Really? I would think that if Sowers shows that he’s capable of stretches of decency, he’ll be pretty valuable to the Indians in the future, with as little pitching depth as they have. Though I guess he’ll be out of options.
True, he’s a lot less useful if you have to keep him on the 25-man. But also, if he has a nice stretch here, do you really feel comfortable projecting that into, “Okay, he’s a reasonable AL starter now”? I don’t. In this market, I pull the trigger.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:34 PM EDT up reply actions
Having to keep him on the 25-man is problematic, to be sure. I guess it depends on whether Lee is traded. If not, you have Lee, Westbrook, Carmona (hopefully), Laffey, Huff, with Lewis, Rondon, Jackson (and Reyes?) in AAA. That might be okay. But if Lee goes, and you don’t get 2010 ML ready material in return, I think you stick Sowers in there as your #5 starter — at least for the first part of the season. Maybe you trade him later on in 2010 then when Rondon or whoever is ready to come up.
I think I’m assuming we move a lot of guys and get more arms hangin around. I’m also of a mind that we should get value for Jeremy while we can. 2010 may well be too late.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:51 PM EDT up reply actions
You might be right… I’d need to see what kind of arms end up hanging around before I could decide. Of the guys that have a reasonable chance of being traded, though, I would think only Lee and Martinez would get us SP that could help in 2010. Possibly Jhonny could bring a depth option that could slot above Jackson, but probably not a guy who makes the top 5.
I was trying to think about how valuable Sowers would be if we tried to trade him mid-next year…. I would think the options situation wouldn’t be too big of a factor, since he’d likely be going somewhere where they need him immediately. It’s one fewer year of control, and maybe he’s pitching worse than he is now…but again, with our pitching depth situation being what it is, that tradeoff might be worth it. Besides, there’s always a chance he keeps pitching like this, and becomes more valuable.
Right, and I expect to trade at least one of Lee or Martinez.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:01 PM EDT up reply actions
but even then…. the most recent talk about Martinez anyway involved high ceiling single-A/high-A guys, not near-ML prospects. I’m sure there are trades out there where we could get potential 2010 front-half-of-the-rotation guys, but I haven’t heard especially serious suggestions along those lines… Maybe if we trade Lee to Texas?
The Phillies have been mentioned in passing regarding Lee. I don’t know much about their pitching prospects, but I believe a couple of them are advanced above A+ ball.
Names are Drabek and Carrasco, Carrasco is 22 in AAA with decent peripherals, giving up about a hit an inning as the only red flag.
Drabek’s numbers in 60IP in high A were very good, but since he made the jump to AA he has been “meh” in about 30 IP.
So what do y’all think of women in the sports journalism field?
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
Competence is all I care about. Whether it’s a he or she, or whatever their lineage, all I care about is “are you any good at what you do?”
Boring answer, but there you go.
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You’ll have to give that question some context. Female sports journalists doing … what?
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:41 PM EDT up reply actions
The articles I’m reading are about writers. But really anything. You know an Erin Andrews or sportscaster.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
I honestly have watched all of three Erin Andrews interviews in my life. I will say I think female interviewers tend to get less defensive responses out of athletes.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:47 PM EDT up reply actions
Well, I just don’t have an opinion on woman doing any job in and of itself. How do I feel about women taxi drivers? How do I feel about women pilots? How do I feel about women window washers?
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:54 PM EDT up reply actions
If it was a Pakistani woman, would she also be on her mobile phone speaking Punjabi the entire ride?
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:00 PM EDT up reply actions
Yeah, this…. It’s hard to imagine a reasonable person saying that women shouldn’t be sportscasters (or almost anything else)
But in the sports newsrooms. Women apparently are often treated like they don’t know what they’re talking about. It’s getting better but I think it still exists to a certain extent.
For example: “Men do not trust my answers. Even though they have checked and confirmed my facts in the past they still have no confidence in me.”
“You have to be 100% accurate or you will be considered a dumb broad whereas mistakes by men are sloughed off and rarely addressed with gender-based language.”
“Men can come out and be an expert; I have to be nice and smart.”
All quotes from women in the sports journalism field.
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I don’t doubt that women have a hard time of it because of these prejudices. But presumably most of the prejudices are relatively unconscious, or at least would not be openly admitted to.
I kind of doubt a sports journalist of either gender could be cavalier about his or her job security right now.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:10 PM EDT up reply actions
I think the supervisors are generally very supportive of women because they generally write better only because they feel they have to so no one ever said anything about being worried about job security. It’s just the other male writers who say things.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
DandyMarte: peripherals pesmishables (7:48 p.m.)
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:44 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
This is probably why I want to resign him.
Trade Cliff.
by Gradyforpresident on Jul 1, 2009 7:49 PM EDT up reply actions
There’s an age issue here. Jamey’s value is largely in defense, and he’s gonna be 36. I mean, yes, good help is hard to find, but not THAT hard.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:55 PM EDT up reply actions
No, Ronnie couldn’t play shortstop, couldn’t play center field, and really couldn’t play second any more by the time he left.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 7:49 PM EDT up reply actions
I’ve already come out in favor of resigning him.
Trade Cliff.
by Gradyforpresident on Jul 1, 2009 7:48 PM EDT up reply actions
Slow, but darn accurate. I can’t remember the last time I saw him miss a cut-off man.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:01 PM EDT up reply actions
I like the idea of Asdrubal being a married man and not wanting to go but Jeremy getting really furious.
YOU ARE COMING WITH ME, ASDRUBAL. WE’RE GOING TO HAVE A GREAT NIGHT.
cute angry Jeremy stare
I like the idea of Asdrubal being a married man and not wanting to go
I know for a fact this would not be the case with Asdrubal.
I believe in Carl Pavano.
What?! Details!
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:29 PM EDT up reply actions
Yeah, this thread is teetering.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:46 PM EDT up reply actions
Wow. Asdrubal is balling tonight. Two great plays in a row.
Also, the fauxhawk is poking from beneath his cap.
Is it a fauxhawk? The last time I saw his hair, it was actually shaved on the sides.
I believe in Carl Pavano.
I always thought a fauxhawk was when the strip of hair down the middle was sculpted into a spike without the surrounding hair being shaved.
I believe in Carl Pavano.
That’s certainly a faux but I also think having two levels of hair is pretty faux. A mohawk involves a bald head and a strip of hair, at least in my book.
I had a friend who had a rather large blue mohawk. She worked for Penthouse Magazine in NYC (as a graphic artist) and said that at least once a week some random guy in a business suit would stop her in the building (usually in the elevators) and ask how much her “services” were. Like a foot long blue mohawk in NYC is the secret code for “kinky prostitute” no matter where it appears.
I believe in Carl Pavano.
I had the same problem working as a bank teller in Toledo.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:24 PM EDT up reply actions
blue mohawks:NYC::neckties and collared shirts:Toledo
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:27 PM EDT up reply actions
She’s a very beautiful girl, but yeah, she looks much better without the mohawk.
I believe in Carl Pavano.
so the guys in the elevator might have been onto something?
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Quick! Before the mods arrive! Andrew, cover your eyes.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:34 PM EDT up reply actions
I’m more afraid that I’ve seen her already.
/ducks
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:35 PM EDT up reply actions 3 recs
Um… ahem.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:37 PM EDT up reply actions
I asked you politely.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:37 PM EDT up reply actions
Right, because I’ve NEVER looked at girls in latex while watching baseball before.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:38 PM EDT up reply actions
You know something, thinking about it seriously, I haven’t.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:39 PM EDT up reply actions
Female names increase in sexual appeal by the nature of their natural disaster. Storm is good, Earthquake is better. 10 Plagues of Egypt is ideal.
Dogs and cats, living together… mass hysteria
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:40 PM EDT up reply actions
Does anybody here real the ShysterBall recaps on THT? Calcaterra’s only going to recap Indians’ losses with “Major League” quotes until Wedge is fired or the team wins three straight.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:16 PM EDT reply actions
I had the opportunity to work with him once in his lawyerly capacity. He is, very simply, a great dude.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:30 PM EDT up reply actions
Does it matter what umpires say when they call a strike? I’d say “balk” every time just to see if anybody noticed.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:18 PM EDT reply actions
Wow. Aaron Rowand. We’re whining about Aaron Rowand, Hammy?
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:19 PM EDT reply actions
Sowers is a big Musial fan. Didn’t want Thome passing him on the all-time walks list.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:23 PM EDT reply actions
Also, you know who was awesome? Stan Musial.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:24 PM EDT up reply actions
I’ve been suggesting this for a long time. I mean seriously, this is just getting ridiculous now. It’s pretty clear Sowers can make it through a lineup 1-2 times but its always that 5th inning where he implodes.
by world dictator on Jul 1, 2009 8:31 PM EDT up reply actions
There’s no such thing as always when it comes to a pitcher. But for the most part I’d say yes he’s clearly been fine the first one or two times through a rotation
by world dictator on Jul 1, 2009 8:33 PM EDT up reply actions
Logo…Jeremy Sowers is not our 5th starter next season.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 8:28 PM EDT reply actions
Just caught up. You guys should all hold off on Sowers commentary for seven innings, minimum.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:32 PM EDT reply actions
I don’t buy that Sowers would be any good out of the bullpen. The only reason he does ok in short stints is because they’re in innings 1-3 or whatever where guys are settling in.
He’s nothing more than a mop up guy.
Just got back from Oakland, where the A’s efficiently handled Verlander and the Tigers
5-1 in 2 hrs 18 min. Two 2-run homers (by Cust and Giambi). Verlander gave up 6 hits in 6 innings, striking out 6.
Braden went 7 innings and Ziegler and Bailey were impressive in closing out the game.
Indians beware. The A’s record is almost as bad as the Indians, but there are coming to Cleveland on the heels of a series victory over the Tigers, after losing their last 5 inter-league games.
You know an awesome shortcut I found yesterday? -shift-L with something highlighted.
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it’s supposed to google whatever’s highlighted. i’ve already used it twice in this thread after discovering it yesterday.
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I mean this in the best way possible:
Is Choo conceivably the most athletic Korean of this generation? Ever?
L it made an L
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:45 PM EDT reply actions
I’m off to the fair for shish-ka-bobs and crab rangoons.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
Sometimes it’s good to just put it out there.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:57 PM EDT up reply actions
I’ve decided it’s going to be Perez-L until he gets his ERA under 7. I think the comparison works better that way.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:58 PM EDT reply actions
And congratulations, Jimbo.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 8:58 PM EDT reply actions
That, and weather, at 11.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 9:00 PM EDT up reply actions
“And here’s Darenzia with today’s special comment …”
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by vbc3 on Jul 1, 2009 9:01 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
“In the markets, leather futures are waaay up”
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 9:03 PM EDT up reply actions
Good point, my mistake.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 9:04 PM EDT up reply actions
This rss news feed gadget is depressing as hell.
by fleerdon on Jul 1, 2009 9:01 PM EDT reply actions
.869 OPS too
…like I’ve been saying he deserves a chance, or at least has trade value. But hey, I rep Garko too
by world dictator on Jul 1, 2009 9:06 PM EDT up reply actions
Oh for chrissake
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 9:04 PM EDT reply actions
You haven’t been paying attention to Wedge’s pre-ninth speeches.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 9:05 PM EDT up reply actions
There was an interesting point that Malcolm Gladwell (who I generally think is a tool) made about how if you knew nothing about basketball but simply drafted players from Duke or UConn in the lottery, you’d have a pretty decent basketball team in the NBA anyway.
I wonder if there’s something similar axiom to be had about not bringing relievers over from the NL.
Wasn’t this what the Bulls tried?
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 9:08 PM EDT up reply actions
Sort of. Not really.
The bulls spent very high picks on high schoolers, as well as Tyrus Thomas. Also, Thabo. A lot of odd players.
Tyrus Thomas beat Duke by himself. So he counts.
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by Manhattan Tribe Fan on Jul 1, 2009 9:15 PM EDT up reply actions
“You can’t catch what you don’t see.”
Herpes would like a word with you.
by Logodaedalus on Jul 1, 2009 9:07 PM EDT reply actions 3 recs
On the bright side my chicken kabob and crab rangoons are really good. I’ve waited a whole year for them. They are so living up to the wait.
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
I get a musician vibe from Garko as well (Broussard being the other). Is he an underground MC or something?
I’m seriously trying to remember the last game we won. Last Friday?
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Bonus! I was supposed to get 3 Crab Rangoons and I got 4!
Who needs affection when you can have blind hatred?
Anyone know a lot about European trains and or those weird planes that fly around Europe?
I am trying to get from Copenhagen (or Oslo) to somewhere I can fly to Casablanca. I don’t want to screw with airports if I don’t have to.
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